Note that the lick resolves late in bar 2 which is an effective soloing technique used by jazz musicians. Because of the 16th-notes used in this lick it is
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Minor ii-V-I Lick #4
Here we have another diminished pattern in the style of the great Johnny Smith that moves horizontally across the guitar neck. Note that the lick resolves late in bar 2 which is an effective soloing technique used by jazz musicians. Because of the 16th-notes used in this lick, it is more effective at slow to medium tempos. To use this lick at faster tempos use less notes and change the rhythms to eighth notes. Practice using this symmetrical diminished pattern across the guitar neck. Not only is it a great technique builder, but it is a solid piece of minor ii-V language.
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Minor ii-V-I Lick #5
This final minor ii-V-I lick is a classic piece of jazz language. The lick and it"s many variations were commonly used by John Coltrane. This minor ii-V line uses the G half-whole diminished scale over both the ii and V chord before finally resolving to the 7 th of the minor 7th chord in the last bar. There is also a repeated interval pattern in this lick that can be played on two adjacent strings and moved up and down the guitar neck. Practice using the half-whole diminished scale in minor ii-V-I situations and resolving it to the I chord.
Audio Example 29
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Minor ii-V-I Lick #4
Here we have another diminished pattern in the style of the great Johnny Smith that moves horizontally across the guitar neck. Note that the lick resolves late in bar 2 which is an effective soloing technique used by jazz musicians. Because of the 16th-notes used in this lick, it is more effective at slow to medium tempos. To use this lick at faster tempos use less notes and change the rhythms to eighth notes. Practice using this symmetrical diminished pattern across the guitar neck. Not only is it a great technique builder, but it is a solid piece of minor ii-V language.
Audio Example 28
Minor ii-V-I Lick #5
This final minor ii-V-I lick is a classic piece of jazz language. The lick and it"s many variations were commonly used by John Coltrane. This minor ii-V line uses the G half-whole diminished scale over both the ii and V chord before finally resolving to the 7 th of the minor 7th chord in the last bar. There is also a repeated interval pattern in this lick that can be played on two adjacent strings and moved up and down the guitar neck. Practice using the half-whole diminished scale in minor ii-V-I situations and resolving it to the I chord.
Audio Example 29
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